Friday, December 16, 2016
SYINSI Clock Utility Tiles for Eurorack
Published on Dec 16, 2016 THX2112
Mini eurorack modules! Half the horizontal space at 1.5hp? Reminiscent of the mini Buchla ModuleModules.
"A quick demo of 3 clock utility modules for Eurorack 1u tiles.
Clock Generator: Generates a 24-ppqn clock. Clock rate can be CV controlled. Has Start/Stop.
Clock Divider: Divides clock down by odd or even multiples (selectable). Middle jack can be configured as a CV input or Reset.
Clock Multiplier: Creates higher rate clock signal based on input clock. Middle jack can be configured as CV input or Ratchet gate."
via SYINSI
Lunchbox Modular
Published on Dec 16, 2016 Tom Whitwell
Tom Whitwell is the man behind Music Thing Modular.
Update via c1t1zen in the comments:
"Hi Matrix, I'm selling these Lunchboxes at my webstore. http://c1t1zen.com/presta/ limited to 25. I also carry the USBpower Kit for running a small modular setup via USB power."
A Synthesizer Coloring Book
Available at Bookmat just in time for the holidays.
"A Collection of Over 30 Images Inspired By Vintage Analog Synthesizers, Sequencers and Other Tools That Shaped Modern Music."
Dreadbox Epsilon + Roland TR-8
Published on Sep 24, 2016 kAbLe HeAd
Dreadbox Epsilon + Boss DD-7+ Yamaha PSS-390
Published on Oct 13, 2016 kAbLe HeAd
TB-3 vs 10 Effect Pedals
Published on Nov 8, 2015 kAbLe HeAd
Part 1:
1: Boss DS-1
2: Boss ML-2
3: EHX Big Muff
4: EHX bass Big Muff
5: EHX germanium OD
6: ZVEX Fuzz Factory
Part 2:
1: SubDecay noise box
2: Alesis Bitrman
3: WMD Geiger Counter
4: Frostwave Sonic Alienator
Arturia Drumbrute Sessions by kAbLe HeAd
Published on Dec 11, 2016 kAbLe HeAd
Individual outs for each drum part allow you to use different effects for each drum part. Something to consider when picking up a new drum machine.
Playlist:
1. Arturia Drumbrute + 11 Effect Pedals - Session 1
"This session took quite some time to set up. Each individual output of the Drumbrute (except the metronome) is connected to a different effect pedal. Lots of cables and power supplies were involved.
I had to dig up my old crackling Behringer mixer which is not optimal for this task because half of the inputs are stereo channels. So i had to mono the whole mix in the recording device because otherwise half of the instruments would be panned hard left or right. I wish i had a mixer with more channels but for now this had to do the job.
There is another reverb pedal under the table which is connected to the aux send of the mixer.
Pedals used:
Kick 1 - WMD Geiger Counter
Kick 2 - Electro-Harmonix Black Finger
Snare - Boss CS-3
Clap - Digitech Supernatural
Hihats - Electro-Harmonix Neo Mistress
Rim - Boss DD-7
Hi Tom - Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail
Lo Tom - Electro-Harmonix Memory Boy
Cymbal - Boss AW-3
Maracas - Mid-Fi Electronics Pitch Pirate
Zap - Red Panda Particle
Aux send - Hardwire RV-7"
2. Arturia Drumbrute + 11 Effect Pedals - Session 2
Pedals used:
Sequential Circuits Pro One Synthesizer w/Vesta Kozo CV/Midi MDI-1 & Shrooms
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via this auction
Spot the mushrooms on the circuit board.
"This Sequential Circuits Pro-One is in amazing condition and fully functional, and is Midi-Capable via INCLUDED Vesta Kozo Midi-CV converter. It is a fully and professionally restored Late-Model with fully-functioning Keyboard. This is all-original, with NO modified circuitry or re-soldered components.
All rotary pots and switches have been professionally cleaned. All key contacts on this later non-J-wire model have been restored and functioning. Everything works and sounds great. While no vintage synth is ever "truly" mint or perfect, this one has been well cared for and not cosmetically re-finished. Incredibly clean unit inside and out. Original Power cord (does not use AC wall adapter).
If you are shopping for this synth, it probably needs no introduction, but obviously it has an amazing sound, midi-syncable programmable arpeggiator and sequencer via CLK input, and incredible-sounding filter, controls, and modulations you would expect from an analogue synth of this era.
This specific model has the coveted "Buddha" circuitboard with interesting and cryptic solder "signatures" inside, including mushrooms,etc.. on the main board, created by the original SC assembly engineers. (see photos). Numbers and markings were made by factory technicians, and I've enclosed photos of those as well.
The late-model keyboard is fully operational and restored with all keys functioning fine, but I have included with the unit the rare and unusual Vesta Kozo MDI-1 midi-to-CV converter so it can be immediately used with any midi-capable or computer/midi sequencer-based system. This unit alone had several hundred in Value, but it's a great match with the synthesizer providing midi capability.
The unit is in excellent condition with virtually no scratches or wear, other than some light wear on the original wooden sides. Case, plastic, knobs are in fantastic condition."
via this auction
Spot the mushrooms on the circuit board.
"This Sequential Circuits Pro-One is in amazing condition and fully functional, and is Midi-Capable via INCLUDED Vesta Kozo Midi-CV converter. It is a fully and professionally restored Late-Model with fully-functioning Keyboard. This is all-original, with NO modified circuitry or re-soldered components.
All rotary pots and switches have been professionally cleaned. All key contacts on this later non-J-wire model have been restored and functioning. Everything works and sounds great. While no vintage synth is ever "truly" mint or perfect, this one has been well cared for and not cosmetically re-finished. Incredibly clean unit inside and out. Original Power cord (does not use AC wall adapter).If you are shopping for this synth, it probably needs no introduction, but obviously it has an amazing sound, midi-syncable programmable arpeggiator and sequencer via CLK input, and incredible-sounding filter, controls, and modulations you would expect from an analogue synth of this era.
This specific model has the coveted "Buddha" circuitboard with interesting and cryptic solder "signatures" inside, including mushrooms,etc.. on the main board, created by the original SC assembly engineers. (see photos). Numbers and markings were made by factory technicians, and I've enclosed photos of those as well.
The late-model keyboard is fully operational and restored with all keys functioning fine, but I have included with the unit the rare and unusual Vesta Kozo MDI-1 midi-to-CV converter so it can be immediately used with any midi-capable or computer/midi sequencer-based system. This unit alone had several hundred in Value, but it's a great match with the synthesizer providing midi capability.
The unit is in excellent condition with virtually no scratches or wear, other than some light wear on the original wooden sides. Case, plastic, knobs are in fantastic condition."
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